tanburi cemil bey with his tanbur

[color4music]

رحمك الله

[turixism]

Nevalı Çori!!!!

[1234arda1234]

Zihnim bu şehirden, bu devirden çok uzakta,

Tanbûri Cemil Bey çalıyor eski plâkta.

Yahya Kemal BEYATLI

[itaatsiz]

İnsan sürekli neden aynı müziği dinler? İşte bunu cevabıdır Cemil Bey...

[AlbertMaz]

where can i find the makam songs of turkish old singers

[himoneful]

excellent...

[kedgwell]

My God this must be a very old recording. What a sensitive and beautiful performance!

[sataloglukepez]

einmalig

[hasanemmi2]

İnsan evrenseldir. Duyguları evreneldir. Temelde insanın milliyeti yoktur. Duyguları vardır. Duyuları vardır. Bu duyularını doyurmak ister. Dinlemek ister. Müzik dinlemek ister.

[hasanemmi2]

Tamburu insanlık icat etti. Bizden öncekiler. Bize ve bizden sonrakilere tad almak düşer. Oluşturduğu duygu ve anlam aleminde dolaşmak düşer.

[hasanemmi2]

Tamburun kimin olduğunun ne önemi var. Beni alıp götürüyor mu bir yerlere, zaman benim için duruyor mu dinlerken.Gerisinin ne önemi var.

[hasanemmi2]

Yahya Kemal'in hayranlığı bende de bir hayranlık uyandırmıştı tambur sesine, yıllar önce. Her ne kadar tamburu tambur olarak bilmesem de dinlemesem de...

Bu parçayı bizimle paylaşan arkadaşa teşekkürler...

[ctimur]

efsane müzisyen ve besteci ya hu!

[evilheroo]

people live together, therefore inevatably their culture is affected by others. Turks and Kurds live together. Kurds live in Syria, Iran and Turkey. Kurds constitute one-third of Turkey's population. In Turkey twenty million Kurds live with Turks and other people from different origins. Turkey is a multi-cultural nation based on different races living together for hundreds of years. I use the the word Turkish to refer to all ethnic communities in Turkey like we use American for different races.

[evilheroo]

To those who say hewas aGreek,I ask if they know "Cemil" is a GreekorTurkish name. And whether "Tambur" is a GreekorTurkish instrument.Plse do a little research before making comment.Of course,Music is universal,but we know "Tanburi Cemil Bey" is a Turk inthe same way we know Beethovan was a German.If you say Beethovan wasnot a German,but a GreekorTurk,Germans wouldget angry.And you cannot defend yourself by just saying "music is universal,not national".I like both GreeksandTurks.Great nations

[sodaro15]

@evilheroo Its time for the Turk to open their eyes to the world and should not claim Tanbur as theirs. Tanbur has no meaning neither in Turkish not in Greece language. Its a pure Kurdish instrument. It is made of Tar+ Mur. Tar is string and Mur means sorrow. It has been used by the Yarisnai Kurdish relegion for thousand years. They still use it and consider it a sacred instrument, they don't play it, if they don't kiss it in advance.

[sodaro15]

@evilheroo @evilheroo Its time for the Turk to open their eyes to the world and should not claim Tanbur as theirs. Tanbur has no meaning neither in Turkish not in Greece language. Its a pure Kurdish instrument. It is made of Tar+ Mur. Tar is string and Mur means sorrow. It has been used by the Yarisnai Kurdish relegion for thousand years. They still use it and in their relegious ceremnoy, and consider it a sacred instrument, they don't play it, if they don't kiss it in advance.

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

it's time for you to open yours too... we turks never had and never will have problems to be proud of the cultural richness we gathered alongside our journey from the chinese to europe.

the word "tambur" is according to the common turkish dictionary of arabic origin. although there is a probability that arabs who dominated persians for decades could have adopted it at some point the instrument does not have persian (and neither kurdish) origin at all: sumer/akkad/assyrian!

[sodaro15]

@minzblatt Well, as I mentioned in my previous email, Arab never had Tanbur and I have never seen any document to claim that Arab had Tanbur. The word has no meaning in Turkish either. Also the instrument is used by Yezidi, Yarisani, Alawai Kurds, to sing their sacred songs. You seems to be proud of cluture, that's fine with me, but the instrument you are using is pure Kurdish, I hope you do not add that you are "rich culture".

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

wishful thinking FTW? :)))

....

"This instrument (Tanbura) appeared for the first time in the Sumerian civilization in 2700BC.Then it moved through the Arab Peninsula to the Pharaohs and then, through the Nubians, to Africa, where it assumed a strong position among other instruments. Furthermore, other smaller or larger forms of it emerged."

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

"[...]There is a clear African trait in this instrument. The tanbura is played in a genre that takes the name of the instrument called a fann at-tanbura or sometimes the nuban. This latter name confirms the African provenance as the language used is Swahili and the topics deal with many memories of the time of the African colonies. The musical forms of the tanbura follow the scientific classification called funun of traditional healing.[...]"

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

The tanbūra is a bowl lyre of the Middle East and East Africa which takes its name from the Persian Tanbur via the Arabic tunbur (طنبور), though this term refers to long-necked lutes. The instrument plays an important role in Zār rituals. The instrument probably originated in Upper Egypt and the Sudan and is used in the Fann At-Tanbura in the Persian Gulf Arab states.

The Persian name spread widely, eventually taking in Long-necked lutes used in Central Asia such as the Dombura...

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

"...and the classical Turkish tambur as well as the Kurdish tembûr. Until the early twentieth century, the names chambar and jumbush were applied to instruments in northern Iraq. In India the name was applied to the tambura, a fretless drone lute."

So there is just a brand "tanbur" however pronounced and been written... only that is persian (!!!NOT KURDISH!!!) - the instruments, especially my turkish tambur with your bağlama/saz-formed tembur, have nothing else in common.

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

For further information please use wikipedia or other common encyclopaedias you have access to and stop bothering other people with such childish blabbering. If you like our (turkish) music, just relax and listen - if not, dont hestitate to upload your music on the internet and listen to them yourself. I will not interfere! I swear! :)))

[minzblatt]

@sodaro15

next time please try to be like your beloved yarisnais and don't write, if you don't "kiss" wikipedia in advance! kthx...

[syndrome741]

insan sesine en yakın çalgı olarak bilinen bu tanbur ınsan ruhuna oyle ıyı gelıyorki sesinin stres alıcı özellikleri var..

[thisanotherman]

hani ney idi o :)

[Bayrammmm]

@syndrome741

ney olmasın o insan sesine en yakın saz ?

[cooldoubtless]

when we were in the middle of the asia we didint know who greek or byzantine was??but we do play this enstrumants and music...is it so hard to understand?how many books are u reading in your life?pls read and use your brain..dont be jealous!!oooo maybe Cemil Bey was a greek..wasnt it? :DDD

[cooldoubtless]

thats the big culture of TURKS!!!

[aporia82]

@cooldoubtless and that's the small mind of YOURS!!!

[nostalgiahistoria67]

Cok tesekkur ederim.

[yasiii]

Şu müziğe bakıp da Türk kültürünün büyüklüğünü anlamak mümkün de,nasip olmuyor herkese.

[mutemmimcuz]

çok doğru...

[cemo024]

Güzel bir hüseyni taksimi.Zaten icra eden tartışılmaz bir usta.

[nonselfus]

üstadın gülizar taksimi... fazla söze gerek yok..

[wqhardes3]

greek fln değil hemşerim TÜRK malı bunları.öz ve öz türk

[misusel]

in english please...tesekurler.

[daos87]

is this makam huseyni?

[CotDKeiKun]

Aye, it is. =)

[BERATCAN123]

super ya...

[orkunlamekan]

Tanburi means Tanbur-player -_-'

[neilpdoherty]

Bringing childish nationalism to bear on music is deeply pathetic.Music itself knows not from where it comesand does not represent anything other than itself.Making claims like Turkish music is the best etc is both redundant and silly.How does one measure the greatness of a piece of music in relation to another?Having said that this is indeed a wonderful piece from a very important composer.

[shocktrauma13]

@neilpdoherty yep im with you on that..

[ciryus1]

@neilpdoherty

tu connais rien connard

[hasanemmi2]

@neilpdoherty Değil mi...

[neilpdoherty]

@hasanemmi2 Evet arkadaş aynen öyle.....

[tuxedomoon]

Half turkish music comes from Byzantine Greek the same goes to the flamenco,Byzantine was the strongest relation to the ancient greek music.Tanburi is great the same goes to mesut his son

[makamweb]

Please don't post misinformation, there's enough of that floating around the internet. Zacharias was indeed a Greek composer in Istanbul, living in the early to mid-18th century. However, Tanburi Cemil Bey lived about 150 years later, 1873-1916, he was a Turkish composer and virtuoso who recorded extensively on wax cylinders in the early 20th century.

[zihgir]

and his son's name mes'ud cemil, and you're a liar. and history, what a strange thing you are...

[clickright]

Tanburi C/Jemil Bey was with no doubt one of the best musicians in Turkiye during the last century , may GOD bless his soul , Turkish music is the best music in the whole world , who don't believe my opinion pls ask a real musicians .

[yyurt]

Fevkaladenin de fevkinde..

[ozcan999]

Müziğimizde çığır açan bir üstad,bütün tanburilerin ilham kaynağı,yeri asla doldurulamayacak...Allah mekanını cennet etsin..

[buyukaltayli]

JammmDoggg, tanburi dinlenmez, tanbur dinlenir. Neyin ne oldugunu öğrendikten sonra dinlemek daha zevkli olacaktır.

[JammmDoggg]

Beyler gece gece Tanburi dinlerken nargile tutturmek kadar buyuk bir keyif olamaz.

[nikonika]

Este hombre fue un genio, algo asi como un extraterrestre .Anacronico, Adelantado a su epoca. Increible

[izzyfan]

this was the first piece of turkish music i came across....the very reason i love turkish music and the tanbur now!!

[mdeyab]

this man is a legend ... I adore this man's music ... Many Thanks

[modelxl]

huzur verdi a.q

[Dilkeside]

Çok teşekkürler.

[birey35]

süper

[buyukaltayli]

abi bu ne ya, alkolik yapar bunlar insanı, ellerine sağlık, nur içinde yatsın

[bleedinvirgin]

zaten cevresindeki herkes sirozdan mefta :))

[JammmDoggg]

Ne yazık ki değerini yeteri kadar bilemiyoruz böyle muhteşem sanatçıların.

[buyukaltayli]

aq müzik bilgim çok fazla yok, ama anlamak için illa ki bilmek gerekmiyomuş be, kendimden geçtim dinlerken, muhteşem bişey bu, allah bin defa rahmet eylesin

[mesutcal]

gülizar taksim cemil bey işte 6 yıldır bu taksimi dinliyorum hala dalıp gidiyorum bir kez bile tam dinleyemedim

[fretless23]

tertemiz..

[improvision69]

Allah gani gani rahmet eylesin.Tanbur sazının büyük virtiözü...gençlerin çok dinlemeleri lazım üstadı....  öğr.gör seyhan erpula gaziantep ün.t.m.d.konservatuarı

[drtrudi]

Bana kalırsa, Tanburi Cemil'den etkilenmeden adam akıllı sazende olunmaz.Üstat bir tane ,Allah rahmet eylesin...

[8R8A8H8]

Thank you this is very nice. What is the record company is it Gramophone?

[iceman273]

I think it's traditional crossroads in the US

[clickright]

Yahu bu ne bicim virtuozluk su nagmelerin sikligina bakin birader su icra ustaligi , ritm ve zamanlama buyuleci sihir gibi akiyor

efendiler cenabu hak cemil bey'in ruhunu sonsuz rahmetine eylesin ve butun Turk kompozitor ve muzisyenleri Dede efendi'den ta duymadigimiz olanlarina kadar , Yasasin Turk Muzigi ve Milleti sonsuza kadar .

[itaatsiz]

hayatımda duyduğum en iyi, en güzel, en kusursuz tanbur taksimi...

mekanın cennet olsun üstadım...

[Lordofheroes]

kitlendim kaldım vallahi ucurdu götürdü rahmetli nur icinde yatsın ...

[mustafahli]

Olaganüstü

[sekena80]

bu insanlar nasıl insanlarmış---nasıl böyle çalabiliyor?

[ahmadjawadi]

Tabi janem he is the best

[savalye]

Mesleyini seven bütün camia arkş ve en iyisini yapmaya çalışan rahmetli ustatlarımızın mirasi ebedi bir miras gibi kuşaklardan kuşaklara geçecektir.Nur içinde yat.

[savalye]

TEŞEKKÜRLER

[mehmetmmx]

Virtioz kelimesinin tek karsiligi Tanburi Cemil Beydir

[hutade]

tsarka1888 this is for you. Wall is in our brains. Our music, foot, dress briefly source of cultures is same. But we try to build fake walls between us. Forget all of about it and continue listening, because i act like that...

[tsarka1888]

I can listen to this taksimi all day long....

[tsarka1888]

A great wall separates Greeks and Turks...Politics,Language, Religion....

...then I listen to a beautiful makam like this and wonder if there really is a wall...maybe we are more the same then different...

[kutigu]

Budur.Virtüözlüğün doruğu,adamlığın,kalenderliğin­,çelebiliğin simgesi,şahikasıdır bu adam.Rakımın sebebi,Paganini'nin ağabeyi canım,canım,beraber iki kadeh içmek için neler vermezdim.Şu an öldüğün yaştayım,tam ölünecek yaştayım.Bekle abi geliyorum,Kadı yer aç.

[Lordofheroes]

allah gecinden versin. Soyle fevkalade cümleler dökülen bi ağıza daha cok ihtiyacı var bizim gibi toyların, kendine ii bakasın :D

[fetibarut]

Ne yazıkki günümüz otoriteleri Tanburi Cemil deyince ayağa kalkarlarda hiç onun tavrında icra etmezler.Etmeye çalışanlarda eski tavır diye kabul görmezler.(Edenleri tenzih ederim)

[bright9]

Thanks for posting this lovely clip. We are fortunate to have such good recordings from this early era.

[mimmustafa]

evet yükleyen arkadaşa çok teşekkürler

[itaatsiz]

dinlediğim en iyi tanbur performansı ve taksimi.

[araname]

ah üstadi azam hepimize hala yol göstermektesin.ruhun sad cennetin mekan olsun.

[desturlu]

gülizar makamında.

[itaatsiz]

bu aşmış taksim hangi makamdadır bilen var mı?

[hasancihatorter]

çok güzel. teşekkürler.

ruhun şad'olsun üstadım

[ionsoy]

gerçekten etkileyici

[endnay]

ruhun şad'olsun üstadım

[itaatsiz]

çok güzel. teşekkürler.

[magni46]

refah demek mi istedin naptın

:D

[karbeyi]

yeniden dünya ferahı için bu tarz insanlar olmalı

[onurakyol14]

Böyle bir üstadı dinleme olanağına sahip olduğum için kendimi o kadar şanslı görüyorum ki...

[endnay]

işte ustad işte tanbur

[artzey]

esas sanatkar..tesekkurler